What size lantern will this post support? 11" x 29" lantern?
42791
It would depend on the bottom of the lantern. What size is that as it attaches to the post? The lantern we used is 18" high by 10" wide.
42792
I don't know but I would think with the interior wooden 4x4 and the additional modification to add a little height on the mount, we had a good result. Good luck with yours if you decide to choose this post.
42793
Comes with a universal 3" collar mounting cap, which means that any standard lamp will fit on this cap.
1343235
They should a 4x4 post measures 3.5x3.5 and thats what mine are on. I used stainless screws and drilled them in from the inside where the light is not on the side and that makes the lamp more escure. I have 7 of them and they are great on the post, people ask where I got them.
555045
It accepts any size / wattage bulb however, you should check the lantern you are using it with for the max wattage for the lantern. I am using it with a paper lantern and it's max is 40. DO NOT EXCEED WHAT THE LANTERN SAYS! (Yes, I've made that mistake in the past. It isn't pretty)
1697702
I did what the directions said and fixed my own lantern to the top with stainless screws. i used a wood post for the center but i do not see why you would not be able to use the round post. I would pre drill the metal post so you can attache to hold it square and in place. hope this helps
2105872
The posts are round - I do not have the exact diameter - if I were to guess it would be around 1.5 - 2 inches.... I really like to lamppost - it works very well.... and it does not require any wires....
334317
I would say yes IF it is a post lantern light, maybe for a very old lantern type with large glass flat sides but no for the enclosed with bulb base at the top type. It adds about 2 inches to the bulb height, it base in in the black part, if it is frosted the eye is in the center and unless it get full sun it will not work.
2117639
After checking with measuring tape, I believe the largest it will hold a 7" long light, 1-1/4" diameter. The side panels are elastic and the Velcro flap will accommodate 5" to a maximum of 7" lenght.
125345
I forgot to say, for a wealth of information on Dietz lanterns check out W.T. Kirkman on their website. They have specs on all models.
1467866
I wouldn't recommend using this lantern with a 150-W light bulb. You could probably fit it in there, but the heat could ignite the thin paper, especially if the bulb is 5 inches wide. I think a 25-W bulb would be the only safe size to use.
1936000
I went to mount mine on a 4" post and the hexagonal base was larger than the 4" post. I cut a piece of 2x6 in a hexagon shape about an inch larger than the lamp all the way around. I then attached the 2x6 hexagon to the top of the 4x4 and mounted the lamp on top. I have had many complements on how nice they look. Obviously they are not as bright as an electric version, but they are the brightest solar version I have ever found!
731965
Sure! You can use the Dimensions: 39" (Length) x 10.5" (Width) x 5" (Height With Base And Light) those are accurate dimensions.
657028
I own a Premium Powerhouse® Dual Fuel™ Lantern, and this case is made for it. To be sure, The *Dimensions are: 17.19 in. x 7.84 in. x 7.84 in. (43.66 cm x 20 cm x 20 cm) Measure yours now!
700863
This lantern case is rather large at 9.5x9.5x15 inches. Measurements are approximate.
88951
Approximately 9" if I remember correctly, give or take and inch. Nice lantern.
1036768
It's doubtful. The stand is very sturdy, but it's lightweight and clearly meant for light items. The "arm" at the top which actually holds the lantern is retractable. That's the weakest point...I wouldn't risk it.
453533
You should try an internet search for specifications on the Coleman Lantern 5154-097C. It helps to locate the correct globe size once you know the measurements.
321089
Any lantern with a small bottom threaded base. I had to get adapters with the large threads for the side units for my fire pit and BBQ.